FEATURE: Skills for a Successful Law Career
If you want a law career, there are specific skills you must have.
Law is a challenging course that requires one to be dedicated and hard-working.
Features & Lifestyle
READER’S LETTER: Are Nantwich residents looked on as “cash cows”?
Dear Editor,
Letter sent to Nantwich Town Council.
I have examined the summary of the Capital and Revenue Budget for 2021/ 22 and would make the following general observations.
FEATURE: How Nantwich Clinic Super Inductive System changed my life
A Nantwich woman has told how a revolutionary piece of kit run by Nantwich Clinic has helped change her life.
Clinic owners Tom and Gill Fox have a high-tech piece of equipment called Super Inductive System (SIS) which they believe brings hope to many suffering chronic and acute pain.
FEATURE: 5 tips for raising an NHS negligence complaint
The NHS does an amazing job. The pandemic has highlighted this more than ever before. But sometimes it goes wrong.
If you’re ever in a position where you’ve been mistreated by a medical professional, you can raise an NHS negligence complaint to hold those responsible to account.
FEATURE: Where to find a Timberland discount code online?
Using the internet to save you money, one shoe at a time…
Those who like reliable work shoes will be glad to know that Timberland occasionally offers discounts.
FEATURE: How to Choose The Money Transfer Company You Need
A money transfer company sends money from one location to another, and in most cases, the money needs to be changed from one currency type to another.
Sending money within your own country is the easiest, especially since most banks allow you to do it for free, and companies like PayPal allow you to do it for free too.
FEATURE: How Can You Design Your Own Conservatory Awnings?
A conservatory is an excellent investment that can add space to relax and socialize in your home, as well as add significantly to the overall value of your property.
READER’S LETTER: Cheshire East staff “deserve to be appreciated”
Dear Editor,
Questions were raised at last week’s Audit and Governance meeting about how inclusive the 3 day’s Health and Welfare leave granted to Cheshire East’s staff, in acknowledgment of the pressure of work they have coped with during the Covid period, has been.
READER’S LETTER: No improvement over Wistaston pedestrian safety fears
Dear Editor,
In January 2021 and December and August 2020, I wrote a letter to Nantwich News raising my concerns for the safety of pedestrians on the busy Wistaston Green Road in Wistaston, due to the obstructions and narrowing of the path and its degraded road surface adjacent to the Bellway ‘Kingfisher Reach’ housing development construction site.
Canal’s “Shroppie Shelf” in Nantwich emerges during pandemic
By Jonathan White
The Shropshire Union Canal has revealed one of its secrets near Nantwich during the pandemic.
The rarely seen “Shroppie Shelf” has become visible below the water because of fewer boats using the waterway.
FEATURE: History of London Fashion Week
London Fashion Week is usually held twice a year, in February and September, and there are likewise specific men’s fashion week shows in January and June.
As a “Big Four” fashion week alongside Milan, Paris, and New York, London owns a significant piece of the worldwide market and known for its inventive creations.
READER’S LETTER: Wrenbury teacher “ray of light” during Covid gloom
Dear Editor,
I live in Wrenbury and run a travel company – irrelevant to this email in some respects, but also not based on the fact that my industry and many others are in a terrible situation and many people in general are battling, life is tough and all doom and gloom in the news.
READER’S LETTER: Remove car parking charges to boost town economy
Dear Editor,
Remove car parking charges, in Nantwich, for three months to stimulate the Town’s Economy.
We have been extremely fortunate that, in recent years, Nantwich has weathered challenging economic conditions.
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